• Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page 1)
8:00 P.M. Farm and Home
Center directors meet, Farm
and Home Center. _
Wednesday, Aug. 21
21-24 Eastern Agricultur
al Society of North America
meet, Penn State.
7:30 P.M. 4-H Roller Skating,
Rocky Springs.
Thursday, Aug. 22 *
9:00 A.M. ASCS Farm Tour,
leave Penn Manor High
School.
7:00 P.M. FFA County Pic
nic, Solanco High School.
8:00 P.M. Lancaster County
Swine Board meets, Farm and
Home Center.
More than one out of every
five trucks in the nation today
is used on the farm a total
of nearly three million farm
trucks.
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Grubb Supply Co.
Elizabethtown
• 4-H Queens
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Sheryl Weaver, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Weaver, New
Holland Rl, for senior queen,
and Marilyn Smucker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.
Smucker, Ephrata R 2.
Judging the five finalists in
each category were Mary Ann
Breneman, East Petersburg, a
former 4-H Queen, and Clair
Zerby and Donald Robinson,
vocational - agriculture teachers
at Warwick and Garden Spot
High Schools, respectively.
The finalists were the winners
fiom among 60 entries in a pre
liminary contest held last week.
Miss Hess, 16, a junior at
Lampeter - Strasburg High
School, said in her introductory
speech: “I will always treasure
the friends I have made in 4-H.”
She is in her seventh year in
4 H
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Miss Nauman, 14, a ninth
grader at Manheim Central
High School, said she would like
to become a teacher. She said
her most outstanding experience
in her three years in 4-H was
making a skirt and advancing to
higher levels in sewing.
Richard Buckwalter, Lititz
R 3, agriculture president of
County 4-H Council, served as
master of ceremonies.
Preceding the Queens Con
test, a Talent Contest with 22
entries was held in the audito
rium.
Evelyn Adams won $25 first
prize for her piano solo. In
second place and winning $l5
was Marlene Hess. Third place
went to the Averril Royer
Group. It included Larry Herr,
Lynn Heistand, Dick Buckwal
ter, Gail Schaeffer, Ken Risser,
and Miss Royer. They won $lO
Judges for the talent show
were Harry Kraft, of the County
Superintendent of Schools
Office, and Dorothy Fry,
Stevens Rl. Jim Rowley, radio
personality, served as master of
ceremonies.
Other senior queen finalists
were Dixie Good, Linda Ober,
Ann Roth. Other junior final
ists were Beverly Eby, Jan
Filling, and Teresa Harley.
Award winners weie:
Photography
Carl Shenk, Lititz R 3,
Lititz-Manheun
Entomology
Unit I
D. H. Heisey, Manheim 3
Elm-Penryn
Unit II
Douglas Martin, Pequea R 1
Penn-Willow
Unit 111
Hugh Wenger, Quarryville R 2
Kirkwood
Forestry
Rosatie Ann Soilter,
Stevens R 1
New Holland
Geology
Jeff Risser, Leola R 1
Garden Spot
Handyman
Gregory Schell, Lititz R 2
Elm-Penryn
INC. Stevens & Leolo
Harold H. Good
Terre Hill
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, August 17,1968
NEW 4-H QUEENS crowned Thursday night are seated:
Miss Donna Hess (left) senior queen and Miss Janice Nau
ruan, junior queen. Standing are the 1967 queens Miss Aud
rey Yungmger (left) and Miss Debbie Hess. L. F. Photo
Rabbits
Becky Dearolf,
Conestoga R 2
Penn Manor
Outdoor Flowers
Unit I
Sandy Risser, E-town 1
Elizabethtown
Unit II
Suyanne Ruhl,
2425 Old Phil Pike
Garden Spot
Unit 111
Debrah Shoemaker,
Bambndge R 1
E-town
Indoor Flowers
Unit 111
Connie Stehman,
Conestoga R 2
Penn Manor
Vegetables
Unit I
Lois Hossler,
E-town R 3
E-town Donegal
Unit II
Keith Miller,
109 E Conestoga St,
New Holland
New Holland
Coin
- Dale Weaver,
475 Mt Sidney Rd Lane.
Gaiden Spot
Potatoes
Gauy Hostetter,
Strasburg R 1
Garden Spot
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